There seems to be 2 designs per the pictures. 1 shows a semi-circular entrance to the bounce house &amp;1 with velcro closure. Which one can I expect?
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The velcro one? I don't see a circular one but it has the two mesh sides that meet in the middle (but doesn't have velcro)
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It velcroes to close. To keep it open the piece rolls up and has a hook to keep it open.
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It's my daughters, so I don't know what the differences are. I looked at it and the hole goes all the way through. You can tie it to come out on either side. From what I understand, you want it to hang from the side away from you (with the knot facing you) when you play. It seems to me that shifting it from one hand to the next while keeping the tie on your side of the kendama is all you need to do to make it one hand or the other. Sorry if this isn't what you're looking for, but I'm not very familiar with this toy and my daughter just plays with it without thinking about any of this stuff.
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Looking at the slide, the left side netting is divided into two equal panels with velcro in the center between the two panels and along the entire bottom of both panels attaching them to the bounce floor. The velcro is continuous and 1 1/2" wide.
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Yes, there is room in the middle section for smaller kids to play. However, we use it primarily the obstacle course for kid's church. I bought a bounce house for playing. Blast Zone Magic Castle XL10 Bouncer
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Hello. After it is blown up, the bounce house is roughly 6ft long x 6ft wide x 6ft high. We used it in a corner of our daughter's playroom.
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I think the one you are viewing is slightly larger than the one I purchased. Also YES the ball pit is separate from the bouncer.
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Yes, it does have Velcro on the opening. I would put a soft mat on the ground under the opening, though.
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It is comfortable. It has a back side with some support. I do not think this product needs padding. My child loves the product. Music, not so much. When my child wants the bouncer, it is usually a good amount of time. I see nothing wrong this this product. I believe my baby loves the bouncer. I think if the baby cannot touch the ground, it will be uncomfortable even with 'padding'. Children will get bored of any product, so having different type of toys will help. I do not believe there is a "one toy / bouncer / play ground" that will entertain a baby for a long period of time. It is comfortable. It has a back side with some support. I do not think this product needs padding. My child loves the product. Music, not so much. When my child wants the bouncer, it is usually a good amount of time. I see nothing wrong this this product. I believe my baby loves the bouncer. I think if the baby cannot touch the ground, it will be uncomfortable even with 'padding'. Children will get bored of any product, so having different type of toys will help. I do not believe there is a "one toy / bouncer / play ground" that will entertain a baby for a long period of time.
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The bounce house came with all around netting which can be fully velcroed and turned the bounce house into a Ball Pit. All you would need is to add about: 1000 pcs Crush-Proof Phthalate Free non-PVC Plastic Ball Pit Balls in 5 Colors - 3.1" Air-Filled - Guaranteed Crush-Proof or Your Money Back (for Home Use Only) Buy the 3" Balls, or you would need over 2000 of the 2.5"(65mm) balls and would cost you a lot more. Square Deals sells the best Ball Pit Balls in the market.
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There is a Velcro opening on the side. The whole side opens up not just a small hole like some.
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It has Velcro for the openings, you can't really notice a hole if you close the Velcro correctly
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Yes, you're able to enter the ball pit separately from the bounce area. There is a Velcro closure that keeps the 'door' closed to help keep the balls in the pit.
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I chose the bouncer with the slide based on reviews I read. The reviews I read said the bouncer is boring without the slide. My son is 16 mos old! We have fun on the slide. He likes to climb up it & then slide down it. If I were to make the decision again I would go for the slide.
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We have not had an issues with the sides not holding kids in--they do give a bit but it is a bounce house. Grandkids LOVE it.
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No, the front is wide open. The top of the slide, however, is higher than the floor of the bounce house so kids have to purposely go down the slide (unless they do a running jump out/down).
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It's on the side and I believe it is a zipper (we gave it as a gift so I can't check!). You can roll up the door. It's very cool. Was well received by two year old but lots of age ranges would love it (even the adults but it's a bit small!)